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Asia-Pacific is driving the telecommunications industry forward by adopting Network Functions Virtualization (NFV), a transformative shift that is reshaping the sector. Telecom companies in the region are taking a proactive approach and embracing NFV technologies as part of their digital transformation. NFV enables operators to improve agility, optimize resources, and quickly deploy innovative services. As Asia-Pacific becomes a leader in digital transformation, NFV becomes a crucial component, providing a flexible and scalable infrastructure that positions the region at the forefront of global telecom innovation.

Inspired by Africa’s ‘Tree of Life’, Bayobab (formerly MTN GlobalConnect) is committed to providing Africa with next-gen digital solutions across its vast regions. With a foundation rooted in partnerships and a vision marked by ambitious and bold initiatives, Bayobab has successfully merged its rich heritage with its forward-looking aspirations.

Over the years, technology has evolved at a rapid scale, breaking barriers and overcoming boundaries. Through these innovations, the world has progressively become more connected and accessible. Digital transformation has acted as a catalyst for reshaping various industries, which subsequently improves consumers’ experience.

In the rapidly changing world of technology, the Asia-Pacific region is leading the way in a groundbreaking movement towards sustainable data centers. With the ongoing growth of the digital age, there is a huge demand for storing and processing data, which has created an urgent need for environmentally-friendly solutions. This region has experienced a significant increase in eco-friendly initiatives, with both industry leaders and governments advocating for sustainability in the data center industry.

Data has played a vital role in the formation of our society, driven by the progressive growth and development of technology.  It has evolved into the lifeblood of modern devices and enterprises, driving global progress.

Asia has emerged as a global frontrunner in the race to fully utilize the revolutionary power of 5G technology, with industry leaders pushing the boundaries of innovation and connectivity. The arrival of 5G holds the potential to transform various sectors, from the medical field to the manufacturing sector, launching a new era of unprecedented speed, dependability and connectedness.

Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH) has transformed from a traditional telecommunications company to a technology-driven company, also known as a techco. This transition reflects Indosat’s commitment to embracing change and innovation in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. By integrating advanced technology and digital solutions into their core operations, Indosat aims to provide marvelous digital experiences and connectivity to their customers. This strategic shift has been successful, positioning Indosat as a pioneering player in the Indonesian telecommunications industry and boosting digitalization in the country.

The 14th Global Mobile Broadband Forum (MBBF), hosted by Huawei, supported by industry partners GSMA, GTI, and SAMENA Telecommunications Council, redefined traditional boundaries this year by seamlessly blending both virtual and in-person experiences. This unique fusion provided a dynamic platform for stakeholders in the mobile and related vertical ecosystems to delve into the intricacies of 5G business success, nurture ecosystem maturity, and expedite the commercialization of 5.5G technologies.

China is building out the digital infrastructure of its countryside. Yunnan Province in particular shows how, and why, it’s getting results.

Huawei's annual Global Mobile Broadband Forum (MBBF) kicked off in Dubai today. The event began with a livestreamed discussion between Huawei's Rotating Chairman Ken Hu, and the Director General of GSMA, Mats Granryd, about the current state of 5G development and future projections.